Only MY01 provides reliable, and real-time continuous pressure measurements to aid in the diagnosis of compartment syndrome.

 

MY01 is the only device designed to monitor continuous pressure in muscle compartments in line with the AAOS clinical guideline.

Simple yet reliable Continuous Pressure Monitoring

Digital micro sensing technology allows the MY01 device to continuously measure a patient’s intracompartmental pressure up to 18 hours.[1]

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Drive cost savings through more efficient patient care.

Optimal management of CS relies on early diagnosis. Reliable, continuous pressure measurements combined with clinical findings can reduce unnecessary procedures and long-term costs.

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Wireless, app-based system enables ongoing care team collaboration

Digital pressure readings are displayed on the devices’ LCD screen and can be shared wirelessly to the care team through the MY01 App. The MY01 Mobile App enables de-identified storage of data on our Cloud for retrieval after the episode of care.

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What surgeons are saying

” The MY01 device has been extremely easy to use, it is extremely reliable and integrates very well with users, technology, and hospital systems. It appears to be a timely adjunct to helping us diagnose and find safe dispositions for patients with suspected compartment syndrome. “

Mitchell Bernstein, MD FRCSC

What surgeons are saying

“The MY01 device is everything I was hoping it would be and what we’ve needed to better treat and care for compartment syndrome. Smart sensors like this will be an essential part of the future of healthcare.”

Hans Van Lancker, MD FRCSC FAAOS

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“ MY01 is ergonomic and easy to use. MY01 is an all-in-one product. There are no consumables, which is ideal in a trauma setting.”

Thierry Bégué, MD PhD

What surgeons are saying

“One of the benefits to MY01 is the continued data you get from it. This is going to allow you to understand what the overall trend of the underlying condition is.”

Ted Miclau, MD